So I put years of work into renovating a couple run down buildings to provide apartments for people, did all the work myself and then was laid off my job.Since then I've been pursuing this dream of being self employed before its all over.

We tried to get info on the lender to ask directly but they wouldn't give it to us.I would have thought this would be a relatively quick process to do a credit check, check debt to income, employer verification, etc.current loan's interest rate is very low so they definitely haven't refinanced anytime recently.Additionally, having never assumed a loan before, anything I should keep an eye out for that might cause a hiccup? 

Locations depend on size of investment.

As soon as you bump up to medium sized multifamily, costs can add up quick.

I'm like,"Nothing. it's an unfinished basement, it can be used for storage and laundry and not as living space since no egress sized window".

Hello Jean-Marie,I see that you plan to use full sized beds. 

Being successful as an absentee owner of a small or even mid size business is close to impossible.  

This means designing with the size/length of all materials in mind.2 - Don't make design decisions based on what you want, or what you would live in. 

I manage large commercial and industrial properties now for my employer, I am a facilities manager for a large utility company in my area.  

I'm keeping a couple free checking business accounts; I'm a self employed web developer so that has its account and then the property investing, the other account.Yeah, fees suck and I had a great blowup with my local bank where they charged me 28 bucks because they couldn't get their deposit dates straight.